Green Poems | Examples of Green Poetry

This morning is perfect silence And all the world is a garden. The greying wooden bench upon which I sit is still slightly damp from last Night's rain, but was mostly Sheltered by the brick arches of the Museum's facade behind...Read More

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World views matter, sabbath gratitude informed, and savaged loss exflowing Communion reviews matter most when not nationalistic splatter To remain focused informing nutritional economic choices forgiving our inhumane ego rejoices of past disrespect against empty relationships devoid of polyculturally resilient voices Practicing in gathering keys of...Read More

Bright sunshine dappled at the gay affair, in a park so green. There was revelry, laughter, food and dance, and at times romance. The blooms blazed colors, lit up by the sun. The happy children chased the hued balloons. Ice cream, cookout, fun- and sun, sun,...Read More

I wish I could repaint the environment, I am weary of the present colour scheme, I have lived far too long with its embodiment, I have ideas for a quite different theme: I do believe it will become evident That...Read More

April's trees wear winter's clothes Branches bare from tops to toes Mocking lawns turned brilliant green Unabashed by leaves unseen...Read More

in mid afternoon the birds were singing to spring awakening world gold snapdragons danced to woodpeckers rat-at-tat near emerald pines purple butterflies born for the joy of living color me springtime...Read More

After hiking on the trail one day, I was making my way back, Immersed in balmy thrills of summer, and the sunshine attack! Birdsong was in my ears, and fragrance of beauty all around; And greenness like a...Read More

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Dear Bishop Michael Cote, Doctor of Divinity through pre-historic untold ages through reborn renaissance stages through industriously energetic praises through enlightenment phases through empowerment dysphasia Some of us lesser health care practitioners, good faith social workers, teachers, parents and grandparents, uncles and aunts, and ecofeminist inter-religious...Read More

Some stand tall and straight Others bend in the breeze All wearing their coats of green. Still they seem to beg me to stomp all over them !...Read More

Some grass is short, some grass is long Some grass can bend with the breeze. Some grass is soft, some grass is wet And in winter, hard from the freeze. Morning’s dew, like diamonds strewn, Night’s dew, a blanket...Read More

orange tulips and pink and white daisies pansies color everywhere Written on 3/28/2021 For: Spring Haiku - Traditional Form Poetry Contest Sponsor: Tania Kitchin Syllable count checked at howmanysyllables.com...Read More

Spring arrives atop a beam of sunlight, Her warm breath softly caressing my skin. Without toil, Spring’s fingers massage the soil, and daffodils start sprouting overnight. Soon a green stubble starts veiling the trees, for, like Autumn, Spring's a magical...Read More

Little green frog so sweet to me,                                        look up there is a big yellow bee.  ...Read More